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Hello @supergaga, Then after clicking on the Step 1-# tabs, using JavaScript they change the CSS of each layer to display them:
The <script>
document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", function() {
animateTabs(
0,
[
["pub1"],["pub2"],["pub3"],["pub4"],["pub5"],["pub6"],["pub7"],["pub8"],["pub9"],
]
);
});
document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", function() {
animateTabs(
1,
[
["sub1"],["sub2"],["sub3"],["sub4"],["sub5"],["sub6"],["sub7"],["sub8"],["sub9"],
]
);
});
</script> The CSS that activates the pulsing animation effect is included in the website content: <style>
.step {
display: none;
}
.pub1, .pub2, .pub3, .pub4, .pub5, .pub6, .pub7, .pub8, .pub9,
.sub1, .sub2, .sub3, .sub4, .sub5, .sub6, .sub7, .sub8, .sub9 {
animation: pulse 2s infinite;
}
</style> The content JavaScript or content CSS could be included directly in the Markdown file, or customization could be used to extend the Or better, use external CSS to have a central location to modify the global CSS: I'm not sure what's the license of the source code, couldn't find the sources of the docs. |
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https://theaeronfiles.com/aeron-transport/ipc-publications/connecting/#__tabbed_1_2
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